DOCSLIB.ORG

City Takes First Steps to —See Page 5

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
City Takes First Steps to —See Page 5 f <f- IMH. hi.-* ****+.•¥ CAR--RT SORT *^ •J 590iXnVi 003486 THU OOOuOU ""RASvjf hf\ LIBRARY 770 »UNL.OP RD nd^v SAW I. BEL' F'L 33 VST TE Week of Oct. 11-17, 2001 SANIBEL & CAPTIVA, FLORIDA VOLUME 28, NUMBER 41, 24 PAGES 75 CENTS M1WS • CATCH AS CATCH CAN Jumpers rescued A game of truth or dare turned serious as two men jump off the Sanibel Sanibel ready to handle Monday at the Island Water Causeway Drawbridge Association's water treatment Saturday evening. facility. hazardous material accidents Initial concern over the routine By Anna Liakas —See page 3 transportation of liquid chlorine Staff writer onto the island for Sanibel's water treatment plant has developed into More help on way Suddenly, hazardous materials a new eye on security and facility seem to be the subject of casual operators, now on alert for suspi- The Red Cross of Lee after-dinner conversation. cious behavior. County has sent eight The gravity of the discourse, "Given our location and the more volunteers to New however, has changed dramatical- York to assist in the way that the chlorine is transport- ly over the past few weeks, from a ed," said Deputy Chief David search and recovery matter-of-fact citizen inquiry into operation. LaCorabe recently, "there is little the dangers of transporting chlo- risk of a serious accident involving rine to and from the island, to a chlorine." —See page 3 "Haz-Mat" presentation by Sanibel Fire Chief Rich Dickerson before City Council last week, to t> See Alert Shorebird group the clamping down of security this page. 5 SCCF is starting a shore- bird monitoring group to help count the nesting numbers. City takes first steps to —See page 5 By Mon Sympson 5k'.nihd I iiy Council Staff writer returned Pritt, who conducted an earlier,-study .of'-the issue during Btink of the Islands Michael Pistella showed its appreciation The first step in a study to Iiis tenure with (he city, for a fee The Lee County Mosquito Control District's Mosquito for its employees last assess the viability of Sanibel of up to $75,000: Pritt.said Magnet Truck collects the little pests every night on week with some creative purchasing or leasing the Tuesday that the next day's meet- Sanibel and Captiva. See page 5 for related story. surprises. Sanibel Causeway was set to ing with Zimomra would formal- have been taken Wednesday in a ize an outline of what the City —See page 6 meeting between City Manager Judith Zimorara and former City E> See Causeway Attorney Robert Pritt. page 2 Board may define big First-hand account FIRE PREVENTION LESSON Erin Holzman shares with house problem soon renders excerpts from her e-journals, sent to friends By Pete Bishop houses for its Oct. 23 meeting. In and relatives after the News editor the meantime, board members Sept. 11 tragedy in New have been asked by Planning York where she lives. Two lengthy hearings pushed a Director Bruce Rogers to consider formal discussion of large houses a list of statements he compiled —See page 9 off the Sanibel Planning that describe problems new large Commission agenda Tuesday, but homes might create for neighbor- one Of those hearings gave com- hoods and cities; Commissioners missioners a chance to indicate, are also working individually on > that property owners planning to statements describing what city build homes disproportionate to neighborhoods should look like in Island Gardening other neighborhood structures are the year 2020, at Rogers' request. Ron Sympson gives read- going to have a tough sell when The afternoon hearing concern- ers more reading material 3ieir applications come before the ing AJ. and Lynda Scribante's with a column about board in the future. request for a development permit books to garden by. ,•,•.'• •. : Michael Pistella The commission rescheduled caused the board to consider the Sanibel Firefighter Ron Ritchie and Sanibel School its formal1 discussion of existing —See page 11 teacher Jan Manzella hold a "blanket of smoke" under codes regulating the size of new E> See Big houses which first-graders learn to move through a fire. page 3 Florida Cares benefit to raise funds, spirits •ENVIRONMENT.. .......page 5 ByDawndeBoer New York businessman John from this tragedy. I want to assure "Florida's economy will likely Staff writer McCarthy forwarded the thought, all Floridians that we're commit- be impacted by this tragedy, but •BUSINESS .....™.u...™.,page 6 and support, for the sunrise-to- ted to take the necessary steps to together we can do much to sup- "All labor that uplifts humanity sunset fund-raiser near Sanibel- protect our citizens. port our local businesses. Now is • OPINION - page 9 has dignity and importance and Captiva islands this Sunday at "State and local governments the time to explore a part of the state should be undertaken with pain- Sanibel Harbour Resort.'-, are working together on Florida's you may never have seen, or revis- staking excellence" — words of In a state greeting from the emergency preparedness and it a place you have treasured and, in the late Dr. Martin Luther King jr. Capitol, Gov. Jeb Bush messaged response capabilities and encOur- the process, support Florida." •TV USTlNGS. -.page 16 passed along from New York "for Floridians: "After the attacks on age all Floridians to see how they the team" of Southwest Florida Sept. il, we in' Florida join the can help the victims from New > See Florida Cares • CLASSIFIEDS. page 20 Cares. rest of the nation in recovering York and Washington, D.C. page 4 2 • Week of Oct. 11-17, 2001 • ISLAND REPORTER involved, such as the Coast Guard, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the U.S. Fish Steele memorial Saturday From page 1 and Wildlife Commission," who could step CAUSEWAY in and mandate changes contrary to the A memorial service for Bob Steele will wishes of Sanibel and Captiva residents, be held at 2 p.m. on Saturday at the Sanibel Council expected from the special study. about having control Brown said. "Once the cat's out of the bag Congregational Church. Steele died on Pritt's selection was adopted unani- of the Causeway it may be we lose control of it anyway." Sept. 11 after an alligator attack. mously earlier in September at the request retained by Lee He said Pritt, with his background on He is survived by his wife of close to of Councilmember Steve Brown, who said County. the Causeway issue, was an ideal candi- 50 years, Ellen; a sister, Alice Viverette, of at the time, "Since I've been on council, Although the date for conducting the feasibility of a Richmond; a daughter, Dr. Janet Ellen the two most important things we've dealt county has agreed to lease or purchase by the city. Steele, a member of the faculty at George with are looking for a city manager and amend an earlier "I would think [Pritt would be good Washington University; a son, Charles the Cause%ay. This is, in my mind, our (and now inopera- because) he knows the different [county] Bayard Steele, an editor with the Tampa last opportunity. We tive) interlocal commissioners," Brown said. "He also Tribune; and three grandchildren. have to control our agreement with the knows the history of the Causeway in the The family is requesting any memorial own destiny. If not, city of Sanibel that past and is very familiar with condition of gifts be made to the Sanibel-Captiva we'll have a fixed would guarantee that the Causeway, and would be helpful in Conservation Foundation, 3333 Sanibel- span. We need to stop any newly built Zimomra negotiating a price." Captiva Road, Sanibel, FL 33957; or the everything right now bridges on the cause- The purpose of the study is to deter- Sanibel Congregational Church, 2050 and have control of way would remain two-lane thorough- mine "what they want to sell it for, and Periwinkle Way, Sanibel, FL 33957. the bridge. fares, he said, actions by other govern- what the citizens want to pay for it," A dahoon holly tree will be dedicated Rehabilitate, but not ment agencies could change all that. Brown said. to Steele's memory at Sanibel City Hall at rebuild." Brown's fear is that one of the three "No one has more at stake in the9 a.m. on Tuesday. Steele served on the In an interview bridges, mostly likely the middle span, Causeway than the citizens of Sanibel and city of Sanibel Vegetation Committee for Monday, Brown reit- /_ could be rebuilt as a four-laned, high-rise Captiva," he said. "I think we would be many years and was chairman at the time erated his reasons for Pritt structure, better, custodians of the Causeway." of his death. being concerned "There are so many other agencies •klHfsliiiflV.tLtil'lfl't Pointe Santo Beauty Awesama top floor 2 Direct Qulf Front Condo fine standing 3 Beautiful Qulf Front Views From this older New Listing Rarely offered i/i end unit withP ri- bedroorrt, 3 cam luxury home - contemporary de- ground level home. On oe redone, or have the per- ^^ stairway to the beach. Fabulous rental income, bedroom, 2 bath with rooftop deck, plus breath tak- y e signed kitchen and balks. Urge fcmijy room and" porch feet lot to build your new home. Call Ralph Galietti, [| d Cll B fiU Rl ing views of the gulf. Won't last long! Gil fted [ | condition. Call Betsy fieUio, Realtor <^ooLggulf.GJII<aiGltecfeartor472.8aW Kealta 454-3891 $3,850,000 mrnacu at£ Spring, Broker Salesperson 472-6726 $794,000 £1,849,000 - 4723|2| $475 000 MlV furnished \ Scawinds II,Iks unit has it all.
Load more

Recommended publications
  • Atlantic News
    Dove 333 Central A GE P U. ATLANTICNEWS.COM VOL 34, NO 34 |AUGUST 22, 2008 | ATLANTIC NEWS | PAGE 1APresor . O. S. J. P AID FOSTER & CO ostal Customer r, POS NH 03820 INSIDE: ted Standard TA ve. TV LISTINGS GE , IN & C. BACK TO SCHOOL Please Deliver Before FRIDAY, AUGUST 22, 2008 Vol. 34 | No. 34 | 24 Pages Monarchs and milkweed Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Diligent monitoring helps conserve butterfly habitats BY LIZ PREMO ly looking for evidence of hart’s face. a measure of success in ticipant in the Minnesota- This is a busy time of ATlaNTIC NEWS STAFF WRITER a familiar seasonal visitor There’s a second one promoting the propagation based Monarch Larva year for monarchs and their ampton resident — the monarch butterfly. finding its way around on of Danaus plexippus, a cause Monitoring Project, Geb- offspring. Linda Gebhart “There’s one!” she another leaf of a nearby which Gebhart wholeheart- hart is joining other indi- “They are very active His on a mission exclaims, pointing to a very milkweed, and further edly supports. In fact, she viduals in locales across because there’s milkweed of royal proportions on a tiny caterpillar less than an investigation reveals a few has even gone so far as to the continent in “collect- in bloom,” Gebhart says, sunny August morning, eighth of an inch long. It’s tiny white eggs stuck to the apply for — and receive — ing data that will help to “so you have the adults just a few steps away from smaller than a grain of rice, undersides of other leaves, the special designation of a explain the distribution drinking the nectar, then her beach cottage.
    [Show full text]
  • September 24, 2007
    STAFF EDITORIAL | U-PASS PROCEDURES NEED REVISION | SEE FORUM, PAGE 4 TUDENT IFE THE SINDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER OF WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY L IN ST. LOUIS SINCE 1878 VOLUME 129, NO. 13 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2007 WWW.STUDLIFE.COM New designated Professor Smith to leave driving program Human Evolution behind to be launched v Smith will be and depart- Executive Vice Chancellor and many students because the class ment chair Dean of Arts and Sciences Ed- has always been very popular. next year dean of Graduate to replace ward Macias, who recently an- “He’s a really powerful speak- Robert E. nounced Smith’s appointment. er and you can tell that he’s re- School of Arts & Thach as According to Smith, the most ally passionate about what he’s BY NICK HAWCO their respective services has Dean of the diffi cult part of the decision was teaching,” said Chrissy Belder- CONTRIBUTING EDITOR proven to be a challenge. And Sciences Graduate leaving Introduction to Human son, a sophomore currently en- despite convincing several bars School of Evolution behind. Because the rolled in the course. “I probably With a large percentage of its and restaurants to provide des- Arts & Sci- course is so time consuming, he wouldn’t enjoy the class as much student body regularly drink- ignated driver incentives, news BY EMILY MINER ences. will be far too busy as a dean to without him.” ing alcohol, Washington Univer- of CHEERS’ accomplishments CONTRIBUTING REPORTER “We Professor Smith continue teaching it next fall. Smith however, told the story sity has lacked a true answer has been muffl ed.
    [Show full text]
  • Enjoy a Free Evening of Comedy in New York City's Central Park This
    Enjoy a Free Evening of Comedy in New York City's Central Park This Summer! The Third Annual 'COMEDY CENTRAL Park' Live from SummerStage Starring Gabriel Iglesias with Special Guest Pablo Francisco Takes Place Rain or Shine on Friday, June 19 at 8:00 P.M. "COMEDY CENTRAL Park" Is One Of 31 Free Programs Offered During The 2009 Central Park SummerStage Season Through The City Parks Foundation In New York City The First 3,000 Attendees Will Receive A Complimentary, Reusable Shopping Bag Courtesy Of The Network's Pro-Social Initiative AddressTheMess NEW YORK, June 8 -- No two drink minimum necessary at this venue, it's entirely free. On Friday, June 19, New York City's Central Park turns into "COMEDY CENTRAL Park," a night of free stand-up comedy Live from SummerStage. The outdoor venue is located at mid-Central Park (near the Fifth Avenue & 72nd Street entrance) with doors opening at 7:00 p.m. and the show starting at 8:00 p.m. This is the third consecutive year COMEDY CENTRAL has participated in this hugely successful event. This year's presentation of "COMEDY CENTRAL Park" will feature comedian Gabriel Iglesias, who blends his impeccable voice skills with an uncanny knack for animated comedic storytelling that bring his issues to life, and special guest Pablo Francisco, who has an unbelievable ability to physically morph himself into movie stars, singers, friends, family, and a multitude of nationalities. Outback Steakhouse and All-Natural Snapple are the proud sponsors of "COMEDY CENTRAL Park." Iglesias's talent on stage has earned him several television appearances.
    [Show full text]
  • Classrooms Piling High
    UNIVERSITY OF NORTH FLORIDA March www.unfspinnaker.com 14 Volume 30, Issue 26 2007 Wednesday Classrooms piling high Administration searches for answer to tight classroom space in fall 2007 BY SARAH DIENER ASSISTANT NEWS EDITOR The University of North Florida’s Space Committee is finding ILLUSTRATION: new ways to accommodate classes during the Student Union con- ROBERT K. PIETRZYK struction planned for summer 2007. Currently, nearly 100 classes are in need of space for the Fall 2007 semester. Committee members said they are UNF faculty confident finding spaces for the classes will not be a problem. “We’re in as good of shape as we can be,” said Joann Campbell, lowest paid associate vice president for academic affairs. PHO Over the course of campus construction, which has included T O ILLUSTRATION: JEN QUINN O ILLUSTRATION: the demolition of Building 11 and future removal of the portables near lots 3 and 4, many classrooms have been eliminated or made in state unavailable for student use, said Shari Shuman, vice president of administration and finance. To compensate for the missing class- BY MATT COLEMAN rooms, the Space Committee has planned new areas of FEATURES EDITOR See ROOM, page 4 Professors at the University of North Florida are the lowest paid out of all 11 public universi- ties in the state, according to a study by UNF computing profes- sor Dr. William Klostermeyer. SB 228 Bright Futures SB 850 Technology fee HB 289 Textbook pricing The study showed UNF What’s ranked last among the other 11 WHAT IT MEANS WHAT IT MEANS WHAT IT MEANS schools with an average salary of $59,466, more than $10,000 below going on in l l l Students may apply Bright State universities may Some textbooks sold in on- the state average of $71,994.
    [Show full text]
  • Cape Coral Daily Breeze
    Unbeaten no more CAPE CORAL Cape High loses match to Fort Myers DAILY BREEZE — SPORTS WEATHER: Partly Sunny • Tonight: Mostly Clear • Saturday: Partly Sunny — 2A cape-coral-daily-breeze.com Vol. 48, No. 53 Friday, March 6, 2009 50 cents Jury recommends life in prison for Fred Cooper “They’re the heirs to this pain. They’re the ones who Defense pleads for children’s sake want answers. They’re the ones who will have questions. If we kill him, there will be no answers, there will be no By STEVEN BEARDSLEY Cooper on March 16. recalled the lives of the victims, a resolution, there will be nothing.” Special to the Breeze Cooper, 30, convicted of killing young Gateway couple that doted on The state should spare the life of Steven and Michelle Andrews, both their 2-year-old child, and the trou- — Beatriz Taquechel, defense attorney for Fred Cooper convicted murderer Fred Cooper, a 28, showed little reaction to the bled childhood of the convicted, majority of Pinellas County jurors news, despite an emotional day that who grew up without his father and at times brought him to tears. got into trouble fast. stood before jurors and held their “They’re the heirs to this pain. recommended Thursday. pictures aloft, one in each hand. One They’re the ones who want Lee County Judge Thomas S. Jurors were asked to weigh the In the end, the argument for case for Cooper’s death with a pas- Cooper’s life was the lives of the was of the Andrewses’ 2-year-old answers,” Taquechel pleaded.
    [Show full text]
  • American Comedy Institute Student, Faculty, and Alumni News
    American Comedy Institute Student, Faculty, and Alumni News Michelle Buteau played Private Robinson in Fox’s Enlisted. She has performed on Comedy Central’s Premium Blend, Totally Biased with W.Kamau Bell, The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson, Lopez Tonight and Last Comic Standing. She has appeared in Key and Peele and @Midnight. Michelle is a series regular on VH1’s Best Week Ever, MTV’s Walk of Shame, Oxygen Network’s Kiss and Tell, and was Jenny McCarthy’s sidekick on her late-night talk show Jenny. Craig Todaro (One Year Program alum) Craig performed in American Comedy Institute’s 25th Anniversary Show where he was selected by Gotham Comedy Club owner Chris Mazzilli to appear on Gotham Comedy Live. Craig is now a pro regular at Gotham Comedy Club where he recently appeared in Gotham Comedy All Stars. Yannis Pappas (One Year Program alum) Yannis recently appeared in his first Comedy Central Half Hour special. He has been featured on Gotham Comedy Live, VH1's Best Week Ever and CBS. He is currently the co-anchor of Fusion Live, a one-hour news magazine program on Fusion Network, which focuses on current events, pop culture and satire. He tours the world doing stand up comedy and is known for his immensely popular characters Mr. Panos and Maurica. Along with Director Jesse Scaturro, he is the co-founder of the comedy production company Ditch Films. Jessica Kirson is a touring national headliner. She recently made her film debut in Nick Cannon’s Cliques with Jim Breuer and George Lopez.
    [Show full text]
  • Greg Warren, Most Recently Seen on "Comedy Central Presents", "The
    Greg Warren, most recently seen on "Comedy Central Presents", "The Late Late Show" and "Last Comic Standing", has been building a strong fan base around the country with his act inspired by stories from his Midwestern upbringing. His newly released CD “One Star Wonder” (Comedy Central Records) hit the ground running as #6 in iTunes TOP Comedy Albums (June 2009) and together with Greg’s colorful perspective and amazing characters, is destined to be a favorite. Greg attracts a diverse audience spectrum, performing on networks such as BET (as a finalist on “Coming to the Stage”)Country Music Television’s “Comedy Stage”. and Greg is also a favorite on the nationally syndicated “Bob and Tom” radio show, which led him to tour theatres across the country with the “Friends of Bob and Tom Comedy Tour”. Greg Warren hails from St. Louis, MO, where his father was a high school wrestling coach and his mother made him play clarinet in the band. Greg has captivated audiences with anecdotes about the conflict inherent in meshing two high school identities—varsity wrestler and band geek. Greg’s “Flute Man” bit is a perfect capsulation of the insecurities of high school and the ongoing quest to be cool, and is one of the most requested bits in the history of the “Bob and Tom” radio show. Greg was also a West Point Cadet, where he distinguished himself by amassing an impressive tally of demerits and endless hours of pointless marching. After moving on to the University of Missouri, he studied journalism and was named an All-American college wrestler.
    [Show full text]
  • Television December 24 Ð December 30 Saturday, December 24 Sunday, December 25 Monday, December 26 Tuesday, December 27 7:00 PM Much Desired Air Rifle
    BSpg12TVDec24 23/12/05 11:16 AM Page 1 12 THE PARRY SOUND BEACON★STAR Saturday, December 24, 2005 Parry Sound Television December 24 – December 30 Saturday, December 24 Sunday, December 25 Monday, December 26 Tuesday, December 27 7:00 PM much desired air rifle. 7:00 PM g\ Fries With That? 7:00 PM U\ Friends 7:00 PM Startling New Evidence 2\ Grandma Got Run Peter Billingsley, Darren 2\ h\ Spirit Connection *\ McGavin Men of the Deeps c\ 2\ Corner Gas 8:30 PM 2\ Corner Gas American Justice Over by a Reindeer 3\ Malcolm in the Mid- Big Hollywood 3\ Entertainment 3\ Entertainment E\ 3\ Santa Claus Parade 8:15 PM dle Countdown 3\%\ Arrested Develop- Birth Stories 4\ Access Hollywood $\ 4\9\ ,\ Football Minnesota Tonight Canada Tonight Canada U\ Friends Part 2 of 2 Weekend 8 Simple Rules for America’s Funni- 4\ Who Wants to Be A ment 4\ Who Wants to Be A 6\ ++++ Dating My Teenage est Home Videos Vikings vs. Baltimore from Dec 26 Movie It’s a Daughter 6\ Holiday Festival On Ravens NFL Live Millionaire? 7\k\ How I Met Your Millionaire? Wonderful Life (1946) An E\ 6\ Coronation Street 6\ Winter Tales 8:30 PM angel shows a suicidal 8:30 PM Ice Renovate My 7\k\ Mother 7\k\ banker how important he g\ Sabrina, The Teenage 7\ 60 Minutes Wardrobe The Insider The Insider 9\ Rodney has been to the lives of 8\ 8\ Shipwrecked g\ Sabrina, The Teenage 8\ Animal Tracks Witch Movie +++ 8:40 PM 9\ Action News 9\ g\ Sabrina, The Teenage others.
    [Show full text]
  • New Dominion Pictures Sells a Wide Variety of Content to Cable Networks in the U.S. and to Television and Video Platforms Arou
    New Dominion Pictures sells a wide variety of content to cable networks in the U.S. and to television and video platforms around the world in more than 180 territories worldwide. Below please find a current list of our programs available in our catalogue. New Episodes Available* FantomWorks (Reality 70 x 60 min HD) FANTOMWORKS restoration expert Dan Short and his team only have a heart for those who genuinely love their cars. Every car has a story, but if you can’t prove to Dan that you truly care about your car and want the job done right then he won’t accept your business. Dan’s busy shop, FantomWorks, is the largest automotive restoration shop in America. With years of automotive restoration experience in addition to the qualities of discipline and precision Dan acquired in the military, the FantomWorks team runs a busy production pipeline in order to thoroughly refurbish some of America’s favorite rides. Every week-old cars come with new obstacles including irate car owners, personality clashes, cost over-runs, parts problems and walkouts! New Episodes Available! A HAUNTING... (Docu-drama 105 x 60 min HD) Between the world we see and the things we fear… there are doors. When they are opened…. nightmares become reality. These are the true stories of the innocent and the unimaginable. Through mesmerizing first-person accounts and dramatic recreations, A Haunting delves into the true and horrific events that plague innocent people when spirits–determined to have a final say–invade their lives to inflict unimaginable horrors. By the end of each story, audiences experience a lingering sense that life–and death– are much stranger than anyone could have possibly imagined.
    [Show full text]
  • Atlantic News
    Dove 333 Central A GE P U. ATLANTICNEWS.COM VOL 34, NO 20 |MAY 16, 2008 | ATLANTIC NEWS | PAGE 1APresor . O. S. J. P AID FOSTER & CO ostal Customer r, POS NH 03820 ted Standard INSIDE: TA ve. GE , IN HEALTH & C. WELLNESS TV LISTINGS Please Deliver Before FRIDAY, MAY 16, 2008 Vol. 34 | No. 20 | 24 Pages The moose is (not) loose ‘Forever Locked’ exhibit makes stop at Hampton Rec Fishing Derby Cyan Magenta Yellow Black BY LIZ PREMO It’s a first for the fishing in Hampton. Open to both that occurred near an early ATlaNTIC NEWS STAFF WRITER derby, which traditionally boys and girls in grades K- settlement known as Fowl- eople taking part in sees a pretty good turnout 8 from Hampton and North ertown, located in Gile State Hampton Rec’s annual from the community and Hampton, the fishing derby Forest, Springfield, NH. It PFishing Derby this lots of lines cast, often under provides an opportunity for portrays two bull moose that weekend will be seeing more sprinkling spring skies. aspiring anglers (often joined permanently locked antlers than fine finned friends near “It's nice to add something by their families) to reel in while dueling, causing their the banks of Batchelder Pond. to the event that people may what could end up being deaths.” They’ll be seeing moose. not have seen before,” says prize-winning fish. Wimsatt adds that the 1998 MERCURY Big, furry, life-sized ones. Of Hampton Rec Program Coor- This weekend, with the display, owned by the non- the huge antlered variety.
    [Show full text]
  • Vaccine, Urges Patience Vaccinations for the General Public Residents Will Have the Opportunity MONIQUE MERRILL Are Still Months Away
    Business Students do relief Shakespeare Page A2 Page A3 Wednesday, .50 December 16, 2020 $1 TheThe ChronicleChronicle thechronicleonline.com Serving Columbia County since 1881 State receives vaccine, urges patience vaccinations for the general public residents will have the opportunity MONIQUE MERRILL are still months away. to be vaccinated, Oregon Health [email protected] “As we wait for wide distribu- Authority (OHA) Director Pat Allen tion of the vaccine, one of our most said. The first shipment of COVID-19 important challenges is to remind “The challenge is we’ve been vaccines arrived in Oregon on Mon- Oregonians to keep your guard up,” given no distribution schedule or any day, Dec. 14. The shipment is from Brown said in a press conference idea of how many doses to expect Pfizer Inc. and BioNTech SE and Friday, Dec. 11. “We all need to on any regular basis, so it’s really was given emergency use authoriza- keep wearing masks, limiting get impossible for us to put a specific tion from the Food and Drug Admin- togethers and maintaining social timeline on that,” said Allen. istration on on Thursday, Dec. 9. distance until we achieve community About 70% of the state needs to “The first shipments of the Pfizer- immunity.” be vaccinated to achieve community BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine have immunity, Brown said. To accom- arrived in Oregon, the first of many plish that, she said more than 10,000 that will be distributed across the Fast Fact residents will need to be vaccinated state,” Gov. Kate Brown said on COVID-19 vaccinations may per day.
    [Show full text]
  • Credit List for Rickmill Productions: 323-472-6616 : Hollywood, CA USA
    Complete Credit List for RickMill Productions: 323-472-6616 : Hollywood, CA USA CREDIT LIST COMEDY CENTRAL PRESENTS 13…-COMEDY CENTRAL 24 half hour comedy show series-Hudson Theater, NY (Aug 2008) CELEBRITY RAP SUPERSTAR-MTV #8 half hour reality show series (competition)- Los Angeles, CA (October 2007) COMEDY CENTRAL PRESENTS 12…-COMEDY CENTRAL #24 half hour comedy show series-Hudson Theater, NY (Aug 2007) RICK CLEVELAND SPECIAL – COMEDY CENTRAL One Hour Special – New York, NY (June 2007_ CHRISTOPHER TITUS SPECIAL – COMEDY CENTRAL One Hour Special – Miami, FL (Jan 2007) THE WORD ACCORDING TO WHOOPI – BRAVO One Hour Special – Rose Nagelberg Theatre, NY (Dec 2006) THE AMAZING JONATHAN SPECIAL – COMEDY CENTRAL One Hour Special – Hudson Theater, NY (Sept 2006) COMEDY CENTRAL PRESENTS 11… - COMEDY CENTRAL #20 half hour comedy shows series – Hudson Theater, NY (Aug 2006) LEWIS BLACK: RED, WHITE & SCREWED – HBO One Hour Comedy Special – Warner Theater, DC (Apr 2006) COMEDY CENTRAL PRESENTS 10…- COMEDY CENTRAL #24 half hour comedy shows series – Hudson Theater, NY (Dec 2005) PREMIUM BLEND 9 – COMEDY SERIES – COMEDY CENTRAL #12 half hour comedy show series – John Jay College, NYC (Aug 2005) Hosted by Damon Wayans MARIO CANTONE’S “LAUGH WHORE” – SHOWTIME One Hour Variety Special D.L. HUGHLEY “SHOCKED & APPALLED” – COMEDY CENTRAL One Hour Comedy Special PATTON OSWALT “NO REASON TO COMPLAIN” - COMEDY CENTRAL One Hour Comedy Special PREMIUM BLEND 8 – COMEDY SERIES – COMEDY CENTRAL #12 half hour comedy shows series – John Jay College, NYC (September)
    [Show full text]